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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-07-23
SPECIAL
Commissioner S Sale
- OF
Valuable Farms.

o-AS~ D. ssa~Ag~-o
ny authority Of a decree of the Circuit
Court, of Berkeley County, West Virginia.
entered ON the 10Th day Of April. 1887. in
the chancery cause of George A. Chrisman,
Administrator Of Abraham. Vanmetre.
deceased and others VS.. Eliza Jane Van
metre and others, the undersigned Special
Commissioners, named in said decree, will
sell at public auction in Martinsburg, w
Na,at the front door of the Court House on
SATURDAY, JULY 80, 1887,
at 80 O'Clock, p m, the following real es-
tate of which said A & Vanmetre, deceas-
ed, died seized, viz: a farm located in Mill
Greek District, Berkeley County, w Va,
adjoining land of cambridge Tucker heirs
and others, containing one hundred and
seventy four and one-half acres. There is
q log dwelling house, a stable and other
outbuildings thereon; also farm in Ope-
quon district, said county, about miles
from Martinsburg. containing 10l acres
and eight square poles This land adjoins
farm of 4 b Nanmetre, Asahel Nanmetre
and James Rush. The improvements are
a log dwelling house, a stable and other
outhuildings. The land is rich and pro-
ductive aud a great deal is what is known
as creek bottom land.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash on day
of sale, residue in one and two years, pur-
chaser giving bond for deferred payments,
bearing interest. Title reserved until
purchase money is paid.
FORREST W. Brown,
f. BOYD FAULKNER,
NJ T. INGLEs,
j. NELSON WIsNER,
10 At. Special Comm RS.
George 4 ChrjSmda, Adm's rs Eliza j
IdRmetre, ct al,
hereby certify that f Boyd Faulkner,
one of the Special Commissioners in the
above entitled cause, has executed bond,
with sufficient security, as required by
law. y. II. MARTIN, Clerk.
July Sth, 1881.
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sunday trains on X q o Ry., arrive at
Charleston at 6;10 p m waiting for o r r
train No J., at Pt Pleasant. This is the
short line and parties purchasing tickets
should ask for tickets via. the Ohio River
Railroad. For information regarding
rates, routes, ETC., address
w J Robinson, Gen'l Pass. Agent,
Parkersburg. w Va.
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NOTICE TO THE TEACHERS OF
BERKELEY COUNTY.

The special examination OF Teachers will
be held in Martinsburg on, Saturday, July
Both. Hours from 0 cock, a. m. to p.
J earnestly urge all teachers, of whom an ex-
animation is necessary, 10 avail themselves
Of the oppo. .unit'. and avoid the criticism
of "so.called PRIVATE examination.
n. TUCKER BOWEN,
Ut Darkesville, July H. Co. Sup't.
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New Advertisements.

do unto thy Neighbors do unto
- " = $500
nice verse; But just think how few
yise We know of who doubt has in Sunday
school his he
have his neghbor do unto him. but it
course with humanity he has forgot his teachings
book
This one man lives in Mainsburg Yes clothing claims to
De competitor OF but 10 he his
pete with like
Let us tell you how he did u.s. We sold all
wool fast color ST 90 suits gentleman
just like it to Master Andy Woods for $500
like for he found where
some like it, because he took mania initiate Model
he tells
he would have sold it him for $780,
he would still make nice
MY genteel like this
coming honorable business
performed by small minded respected
this community ill becomes
for Chatham street New York There both
Treat honorable and will likewise
tricks and we will publish
VERY RESPECTFULLY
OTTO HAIRY,
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J.F. BOYD, Superintendent
H, A RIDDLE, Gen'l. Passenger Agent,
w. A. GARD,
Agent at Martnsbu g
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cTATE OLE WEST VIRGINIA

-
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of Berkeley County, on the 4th
day of July, 1887:
Ella v. Rusler,
rs IN ChanceFy.
Charles Fl. Rusler.
e The object of the above suit 10 to obtain a
decree otdivorce,a .mensa ct thora" now,
an finally "a UiacoIo aatrimonip' against
the defea dant, Charles Rusler.
And it appearing on affidavit filed in this
suit. that said defendent Charles H. Rusl er
is nonresident OF this State, he is hereby
required to appear within one month from
the 9th day OF July, 1887, 1.-THE date Of the
first publication hereof), and do what is ne
cessary to protect his interests in this matter
S. H. MARTIN, Clark.
J. n. WIsNER, Atty for Pitt 10 at.
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$500 REWARD

e---<-s07r-s---e
I will pay the above reward to anyone
VINO will bring, or give me the necessary in
formation that will lead 10 the ideutfca-
tion OF the boys who have been committing
depredat.ons on, and deIacing, my hall prop
erty. JNO, TELLER.
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TRUSTEt'S SALE OF A
DESIRABLE SLATE FARM.

The undersigned, by virtue of Trust
Deed, executed by George W. Moke, dated
June 23d, 1886, and recorded in the Clerk g
Office of the County Court of Berkeley Co.
W. Va. in Deed Book No. 80, pa0ee 8 and
ia, will sell at the front door of the Court
House, in Martinsburg, W. Va, on
Tuesday, July 26th, 1887,
At ii O'clock, Am,
the following real es ate, viz:
A certain parcel or tract Of land in Arden
District, Berkeley County, W. Va. Begin
ning at a stake | corner to John Burns
heirs thence with their line s lie, E. II
| poles to stake 2, in line of cambridge,
thence with his line s. 43ao W los clio poles
| to plack oak on hill side and corner to
| Richard Garrett, thence with his line N. 82lo
| W 81 poles to stake near white oak A,
| thence N. 100, E. I'll $40 poles to white
oak 6, thence N. 450, W, 10 ITO poles to the
centre of a spring 6, thence running a new
line N. Ito, E. 127 poles to a stake in
Browns line 7, thence with their line S. 1870
K. l07 ITO poles to the begi nning, contain
| ing / 8 acres and roods. The land is east
| ly titled, and the improvements consists of
wood house, necessary outbuildings and the
| best barn in that section, and we'll of water
| at the door. Fruit in plenty, and young
peach orchard set out in the spring of 1886
| 1t is also close to mills, churches and schools
The sale will be made to pay j. Nelson Wis
ner the sum of $500 and interest thereon
from June 23d, 1886, secured by said trust
and the costs of this sale.
TERMS OF SALE --One.third cash on
day of sale; balance in equal payments in
one, two and three years with interest, to be
secured by lein on the premises.
J. H. BRIST0R,
july 2, '67-4t Trustee
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Notary Public

AND COMMISSIONER OF COURT.
aavjng duly qualified as Notary Pnblic,
and by appointment Of Judge Faulkner,
qualified as Commissioner of Court,
i oder my services TO persons having busi-
ness in those lines promising to faithfully and
promptly execute all duties.
E-- Office at Law utice OF Mr.. j. Nelson
Wisuer.
nov, Is .. S. GRANT PITZER.
BIZ arrangement pith Maurice Lang
horne, Esq attorney, Washington, ID. q.
an able 10 Secure proWpt action on epery
Pension matter Ojd Soidjers, and all
persons h1Uiuq business 1Cith am Of the
ShOHtd gjUe NE u call.
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Stockholders Meeting.

There will be a meetirg Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Martiusburg Gas Co., held at
the Court House
Tuesday, Jaiy 25th, at 3 Il. M.
for the purpose Of electing nine directors
to serve for the ensuing year
r.. EAMERT, Sec'y.
July Z, 81.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD
" $780, TIME TABLE

Taking effect June 70, 1887. Passenger
trans will run as follows, Central Time
r x q
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NUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILAOAD
~ TIME TABLE,

TAKES EFFECT SUNDAY,JUNE. 1e, 1887
National Republican., 1887-12-17

Woodward & Lothrop an
nounce that their establish
ment will be kept open un-
til 9 p. IN. to accommodate
holiday shoppers.
You are advised to shop
this week If possible. The
uncrowded hours are before
II a. m. and after S p. m.
Goods bought now will be
held and delivered when de-
sired.
We have an immense
stock, four floors devoted to
the sale Of goods, two hand
some, easy-going Otis ele-
vators, a rapid cash railway
system, six delivery wagons
experienced employees, and
every possible facility for a
rapid and satisfactory trans.
action Of business.
National Republican., 1887-12-17
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About th :
City.

Minor Occurrences In and About th
City.
Or. L. E. Lee. surgical and operative dentist,
1922 Fourteenth street northwest
The Anthropological Society has filed A.
certificate Of incorporation with the recorder.
From the signal Office comes the prediction
that the present cold snap will continue with
increasing intensity.
Moses sinsheimer was slightly injured yes-
terday by being thrown out OF his crrriage,
caused BY his horse running away.
Mrs. r. Colburn's painting of Early Spring"
on exhibition for loag time at the Corcoran
Art Gallery, has been copyrighted.
Mr.. VIM. II. Parker and others have been in,
formed that the sewer required will be placed
on the list for consideration next year.
The commissioners have ordercda a sewer to
be laid In alley In square 753 under the pro-
visions of the compulsory permit system.
Plumbing Inspector Robinson says that the
plumbers examining board continues to ex-
anime master plumbers, but only upon their
request.
Mr.. A. Bradshaw has been informed that
trees will be planted on G street between Sixth
and Eleventh streets northeast during the
planting season.
Charles Cammack and William Wilson, the
boys arrested In Virginia for stealing o horse
and buggy belonging to i. II. Lodge, were
yesterday held for The grand jury By Judge
Smell.
james II. Johnson, sentenced by Judge
Smell yesterday for vagrancy, was re-arrested
before leaving the court-house for breaking
into the residence OF Mr. Thomas Campbell,
1914 X street.
Rev. O. II. Philips, NJ. D., will preach his
first sermon In IsrselC. N. Z. Church to.mor-
row morning at IL oclock, Subject: "Immor-
tally Of the Soul" Or. Philips is one of the
ablest ministers in the G. NJ. e. Church.
Superintendent wilkerson. of the Washing.
ton Gas Light Company, has been informed
that permits to open the street in front of ll5
and III street northeast cannot bo granted
unless sufficient reason is given tor the same.
Chief Engineer Charming NJ Bolton, OF the
Richmond and Denville Railroad Company,
has been notified by the commissioners thai
Congress Is the only power TO grant permission
to lay tracks to the proposed depot Of his COM
pany. s'
Oriental Council, No. 3l2, Royal Arcanum,
has chosen the following onicers Geo. G. Her
| Gus, regent; John II. Sumner, vice regent; Ben
| nett A. Allen, collector; Geo. W. Mchorris,
| secretary; Wallace II. Huls, treasurer; smith
Thompson, orator. Gustave W. walden, guide
- -
FAsHIosABhE stripes in trouser patterns,
which wero made up earlier in the season at
$3.50 and IS. For the next thirty days will
mako pants TO measure from these goods. ut 81
and Qb kimDgOD. tailor pOrnar Ninth and q
National Republican., 1887-12-17
Lodge Meetings Tonight.


The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
10. o. F.-Covenant, No. IS, odd Fellows
Hall, Georgetown.
10. q. T.-Perseverance, No. 2, Elks' Hall,
Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Sons OF Jonadab--PiOneer, No l, Grand
Army building, 14l2 Penusylvauia avenue;
Centennial, No. 4, 3la Eighth street; Sparta,
No. 5, 1923 seventh. street northwest.
National Republican., 1887-12-17
sueinp the Gas Company,

Z. J. Ryan, by his next friend, W. W. Ryan,
and attorneys, Messrs. Campbell Darlington
and Irving Williamson, has entered suit
against the Washington Gas Light COMPANY TO
recover $4,000 damages. On the 9th OF Sep
tember last Ryan fell into an unprotected ex-
cavation on G, between Eighth and Ninth
streets northwest, breaking his arm and bruis-
ing his body. 1t is for this the damages are
claimed.
National Republican., 1887-12-17
The United OIL Company Wins.

The commissioners have decided not to re.
woke the permit given the Baltimore United
OIL CC npany to erect large oil warehouse at
the In crsection of X and Canal streets. The
use Of tank wagons by the company IL not in
contraVenlion of any law.
National Republican., 1887-12-17
Special bargains in Watches.

Ladies' solid gold stemwinders worth s25 at SIS
Misses solid gold 8. W, open face, only $3.50.
Ladies' solid gold American stemw'd'rs rs S23.
Cents solid gold American stemwinders S2s.
Gents fine IA karat American stemw' d'rs s45
Gents solid silver Geneva stemwinders $3.50.
Boys solid silver Geneva watches 80.
II. HARHIg q CO., d92 7th 81.
National Republican., 1887-12-17
Suit IN m nond.

Messrs Gordon g. Gordon, us solicitors for
William B. orme, have entered suit at law
against Alexander R. Shepherd aud Nathaniel
B. Fugitt to recover s5eo the amount OF bond
given by Shepherd, obligatinBto to pay the tax
due on sO2 New Jersey avenue, and which was
not done.
National Republican., 1887-12-17

FIFTEEN different patterns in fashionable
trouser goods, Former price, made up. $3.50
and 49, For the next thirty days I will
make pants TO measure from these goods at "a
and IS. Simpson. tailor, corner Of Ninth and
G streets northwest.
National Republican., 1887-12-17
the Sunday Law

james S. Murray, who keeps saloon and
eating houseat 1915 Pennsylvania avenue was
fined $40 yesterday for selling liquor on Sun.
day. An sppeal was noted. The chargesth that
were also brought against him Of selling
were dismissed.
National Republican., 1887-12-17

Mr.. X. A. McIntire has been informed by tho
commissioners that Wills Dangerfeld and HIS
wife, both living at 702 Grant avenue north
west, are receiving medical attention. They
refused to go to tho hospitalas requested by the
sanitary officer.
National Republican., 1887-12-17

FOR family use no beer is better than the
"Faust" from the Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Association. Try II, and be convinced. or
fee corner First and Virginia avenue SOUTH
west. Phone 1896. Frank Schwarz, manager
National Republican., 1887-12-17

For the next thirty days ] will make pants
to measure from fifteen different fashionable
patterns at 81 and s. a pair. The same goods
earlier in the season were S7 so and IS. do
this as an advertisement. Simpson, tailor,
corner Ninth and G streets northwest.
National Republican., 1887-12-17
Marriage Lioonses.

The following marriage licenses have been
Issued: Curtis Ash and Jane Davis; John
Ennis and Sophia Tubmau; John B. Slaughter
and Hattie X. Wood; Carl Ischinger and
Pauline ----; W. T. Stephenson and Jen-
nette Coleman; Thos. Field and AMMO Hill.
National Republican., 1887-12-17

Mr.. &c. KARR purchased in Paris recently
a large line OF genuine bronze and gilt clocks
and mantel ornaments These goods are Of
exquisite finish and beautiful design, at mod
erale prices. j. Karr, 500 Pennsylvania ave.
National Republican., 1887-12-17
RobberIes Rerorted.

The following robberies have been reported
to the police: Edward scanlan. 900 Delaware
avenue northeast, gold watch worth $780, l.. ].
Kaufman, of the Golden Eagle store, a pair OF
pants worth %.
National Republican., 1887-12-17
SUSPENDERS.

125 tlpz Mems Fancy American Web suspend
ers, with md without elastic and drawer sup
potters; sold usually at SIZE. only 26c.
70 doz Mems Suspenders In plain white and
choice variety ofattractive fnnoy stripes aud
solid colore, with and without elastic and draw
er supporters, sliding and tongue buckles, col
ored silk, web and leather ends. extra quail
tiles. Only SOC per pair.
Fancy suspenders for plfS made from silks
and satins, richly embrOiis. "a and painted;
corded silk and kid ends each pair put up in
handsome glass top box. making very pre-
sentable and appropriate gin for a brother or
q gentleman friend, Prices, soc, CSC, 76c, S71ac,
90c, 95c, 81, s1.121, s.25, So sl75, 81, s225,
$3.50, SO, 50 80 and up.
This department presents
an unusually complete and
attractive stock, and offers an
excellent opportunity for the
selection Of useful Christmas
presents for men and boys.
You promote your own inter-
ests in shopping now, as 1t Is
apt to be uncomfortable
later.
National Republican., 1887-12-17
Receivipp Medical Attention

A COMPLETE and varied assortment of dia-
monds and other precious stones suitable for
Christmas gifts at Rarr's, 629 Pennsylvania ave.
National Republican., 1887-12-17

$3.50 overooats; they are made well and
trimmed far better than Is used In such price
coats generally. Eiseman Bros manufacturers,
corner 7th and L.
National Republican., 1887-12-17

Gold head canes, warranted l6 karat, from
"a up. r. HARRIS & Co., 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1887-12-17

FASHIONABLE stripes in trouser patterns.
which wero made up earlier in the season at
$3.50 and IS. For the next thirty days l will
make pants to measure from these geods.pt 81
and 20. Simpson, tailor corner Ninth and q
streets northwest.
National Republican., 1887-12-17

Mons plain japanese Silk Smoking Jackets,
lined with self and contrasting colors. Navy,
seal, garnet, cardinal, hunters green, and
electric blue, only IS each
Same as above, handsomely embroidered on
collar, cuffs, pockets, and front, only 50 each.
Mems Plaid Japanese silk Smoking Jackets.
large variety OF handsome color combinations
plaids, &C., $40 each.
ELEGANT iine of Mems Dressing Gowns at pro.
portionately low prices.
Mems Blanket Gowns aud Bath Robes; larg-
est and best variety we have yet shown. So
little money never before bought so much COM
fort, dressiness and durability. Prices, So. &c,
81 and SO each.
National Republican., 1887-12-17
MEMS SMoMNG JACKETS AND
Gowns.

These make the most ac-
ceptable kind of a present
for a man. A great deal of
comfort and dressiness for
a very little money.
National Republican., 1887-12-17

Oriental Council, No. 3l2, Royal Arcanum.
has chosen the following oficers; Geo, G. Her
GUS regent; John II. Sumner, vice regent; Ben
nett A. Allen, collector; Geo W. McMorris,
secretary: Wallace II. Hils, treasurer; smith
Thompson, orator; Gustave W. Walden, guide
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\ MEMORIAL to the President and
Congress OF the United States in favor
OF the conclusion of treaty which will
stIpulate that differences arising be-
tween America and England, which can
not be adjusted by diplomatic agency.
shall be referred to arbitration. has
been signed by 200 English, Scotch and
Welsh members of the House of Com
mons. The London DAILY Telegraph"
OF August oath comments on the Ameri-
can peace memorial, and says: There
should be no question burning enough
to justify war between the two great
English-speaking nations, who are of
common blood and have a common
language. and literature. If the me-
mortal prove successful, it might lead
to European international arbitration.
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He Could Not Tell His Own Baby.

"Don't you know your own baby3" This
question was put to a man about 25 years old
in an uptown photograph gallery the other
day. "Well, L know I'm supposed to. but six
months old babies look SO much alike. and
this is our first. I'm free to confess that I'm.
not positive about that being my babys pict-
ure" The photograph was cabinet size, and
the photographer was very much surprised
that the paternal parent could not recognize
it. dts perfect picture of the original,
whether it's your child or not" remarked the
artist. sob, yes I'll admit it's a good picture,
but what Pm in doubt about is whether it's
mine. Haven't you got the negative with
the name or number on to make sure? If 1
should go home with the wrong picture my
wife would never let me hear the last of it. -
The negative was produced and found to
correspond with the entry i'll the book: "Mrs.
-, half dozen enthusiastically" The
visitor then paid for the pictures and left the
studiO.-TrOy Times.
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IOLANI PALACE.
Audience and Pres entatiCn so The
kIng.

Saturday at noon there was a Royal
audience and presentation to His Maj
esty the King at Iolani Palace. At the
audience His Excellency Hon. Godfrey
Brown, Minister of Foreign Affairs, in
troduced His Excellency George w.
Merrill. United States Minister Resi-
dent, who then presented Rear Admiral
Lewis A Kimberly of the U. S. S. Van
dalia, and the following officers: Cap
tain H. L. Howson, Chief Engineer G.
]. Burnap, Surgeon H. J. Babin, Pay
master Frank H. Arms, Tieutenants H.
o. Rittenhouse, c.. A. Merriam and E.
F. Elliot.
His Majesty was attended ON this oc-
casion by His Excellency Hon. John o.
Dominis, Governor of Oahu; His
Excellency Hon. Godfrey Brown, Min
lister of Foreign Affairs; Col. the Hon.
Curtis 2. Iaukea, His Majesty's Cham
berlain; Major J. D. Holt and Major
Henry F. Bertlemann of the Governors
staff.
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ISLAND NOTES.
HILo. Hawaii Senter

HILo, Hawaii, September LIST.
Hilo Church people love to speak of
the good time they have at sociables
given by Foreign Church. One was
given at the house of Judge F. S. Lv-
man on August Both. There were copious
showers d ring the evening, but the
moon came out bright, and the people
turned out i'll good numbers to eniov
the entertainment. The Governess of
Hawaii, Ululani, and her husband
Major j. Baker, were present. Mrs. and
Miss Lyman had evidently made I'D
their minds that those who came
should remember the occasion, for they
had provided an unusual amount OF
pleasure for old and young in which all
could participate. There was an organ
solo by Miss Esther Lyman, readings by
Mrs. Lyman and her daughter Ellen.
vocal solos by Miss Cora f. Hitchcock.
Mrs. II. G. Austin, Major Baker. a solo
with guitar accompaniment, duet bv
j. Nawahi and Major Baker. also with
guitar accompaniment The country
games were very amusing, as well as
the reading by Mrs. Lyman, which
brought down the house. The out
town visitors were Mrs. Gest. Pbila-
delphia; Mate Matson OF the Lurline
Miss Deacon, San Francisco; S. ID.
Fuller, Miss Hopper and Miss Alexan-
der, Honolulu.
Inc brig Lurline arrived August 9th
IN charge OF Mate Matson, after a
good passage of ten days. Passengers.
Miss Helen Severance and Miss Kate
Hughes. / NJ
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messed in the past few years a develop
melopment that is simply marvellous.
Mr. Spreckels, who is an expert sugar
refner himself, has been to Europe to
investigate the methods of raising beets
and the latest improvements in the
manufacture of beet sugar We may be
very sure that his inquiring mind will
leave nothing unlearned that is within
the grasp of human knowledge He
took with him Mr. Waters, draughts-
man and practical engineer, and a care
full examination has been made of all the
best beet sugar refneries and complete
sets of drawings made. The letters re-
ceived state that Mr.. SpreckeIs is great
ly encouraged, and sees no reason why
the beet sugar industry should not be
made very prominent one on this
coast. About the growth of beets there
can be no possible doubt The deep
soil to be found in the valleys of the
State is peculiarly adapted to their cul-
ture, and once the sugar refneries cause
a demand for them, they will be pro-
duced in enormous bulk and with per-
centage Of saccharine matter unknown
elsewhere. Nothing is wanted but the
application of capital and skill to the
process of manufacturing. If Claus
Spreckels succeeds in applying these, he
will in the near future add one of the
greatest and most promising industries
70 the wealth Of the coast -